Time Travel Back to The November 1991 Cover Of The Canine Chronicle
Time Travel Back to The November 1991 Cover Of The Canine Chronicle
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Looking Back · Houston & Toddie Clark – A Lifetime in the Sport
People are drawn into the dog world from every corner of the universe. Within their myriad back stories there’s one common denominator.
Looking Back · Down In Flames – The William MacKay Story
In this case, that game included outright bribery. However, MacKay didn’t simply bribe judges; he put them onto the company payroll. Better yet, he paid himself to do it. Interesting revelations in MacKay’s business expenses included over $400,000 in fees to his personal executive recruitment firm that hired outside consultants and new employees.
Time Travel Back to The January 1992
Time Travel Back to The January 1992 Cover Of The Canine Chronicle – Can you name the Dog and Handler?
Kennel Visit with Pramada Kennels, Reg. on Saturday April 18
Don’t Miss our Kennel Visit with Pramada Kennels, Reg. on Saturday April 18 @2pm EST
Time Travel Back The September, 1992
Time Travel Back The September, 1992 Cover Of The Canine Chronicle – Can you name the Dog and Handler?
Time Capsule Sunday
1960 Westminster Kennel Club Non-Sporting Group Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZWGRxLCdZko
A Judging Technique
As I am wont to wonder, now that I am approaching advanced maturity and tend toward remembrance of things past rather than to future anticipation: Did what I did make increasing sense and show some degree of intellectual progress as time passed; or did I fall into a rut early on and go with the flow? Hair graying, waistline thickening but brain in neutral; an all too common syndrome.
During decades of judging purebred dogs, I have evolved a philosophy and a technique I am very comfortable with and which best enables me to fulfill my good judging criteria:
The Anatomy of Movement
EDITOR’S NOTE: Dr. Quentin LaHam was a noted teacher and lecturer in the field of canine structure, movement and function. He and his wife, Betsy, were very popular judges of multiple groups in the ‘80s and ‘90s. He wrote numerous articles for The Canine Chronicle regarding the state of the industry. We thought we would share this one with you. This article may be more poignant today than it was when he wrote it.
